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Duluth, Minnesota, founded in 1993 and currently consisting of Alan Sparhawk, Mimi Parker and Steve Garrington. After Sparhawk played in the Wisconsin group Zen Identity, founded by singer Bill Walton and singer Robb Berry, the group was founded in early 1993.
John Nichols was hired by the group as their bassplayer. Sparshawk abandoned Zen Identity, who went on performing and recording without him, and he and Nichols enlisted Sparhawk's woman Mimi Parker to make a temporary drumming set consisting of a singular basin and a singular storey of Tom in the look that was to become Low.

Low's début I Could Live in Hope " was published in 1994 on Virgin Records' Vernon Yard Impress. However, the group fought to achieve every possible effect until their 2005 publication "The Great Destroyer", which featured in the US Billboard Heatseekers and UK Albums UK charters. The lack of commercially viable charting during the band's careers, which they had made up for in the field of lived reputations, quickly turned their shows into icons on the indies circuits.

In the beginning they had difficulties because the calm character of their tunes was slightly shadowed by chattering of the public and noises. Following this first obstacle, the group found their leap into life and began to present dramatically re-interpreted covers of Joy Division and The Smiths' popular tracks.

On Halloween in Los Angeles in 1998, the group performed as Disfits tribute act, featuring body color and dressed in color. Her latest publication "The Invisible Way" was regarded as her most popular global publication, just outside of the 40 best British albums and also in Ireland, France and the Netherlands.

Metacritic also gave the record an 80/100 rating, so it was taken seriously.